Robert Pattinson Hosts 'Batman' Party at Pete Davidson's Bar Where Music Was All Kanye West

Robert Pattinson threw a secret "after the afterparty" celebration for "The Batman" premiere at Pete Davidson's new bar, where the music was reportedly mostly Kanye Wes

Sources told Page Six that Pattinson and Davidson arranged the party last Tuesday at the Pebble Bar in Rockefeller Center, New York City. They said Davidson was honored to have the party at his bar for "The Batman" premiere.

Rumors are spreading that Robert Pattinson played a lot of Kanye West music there, Cinema Blend reported. A source told Page Six that many of Kanye West's songs were played, including hits like "Gold Digger" and "Fade."

"I heard a lot of Kanye. Not many people knew about this party, but most of the music being played was Kanye," the insider told the outlet.

Another source told Page Six that Davidson was not at the party to hear the songs of his girlfriend's ex-husband as he "was stuck on set filming."

According to reports, Davidson is an investor in the Pebble Bar together with other stars, namely Justin Theroux, Jason Sudeikis, Mark Ronson, and Nicholas Braun.

Robert Pattinson's co-star Zoe Kravitz, her boyfriend, Channing Tatum, Jason Momoa, Busta Rhymes, and Chris Rock reportedly attended "The Batman" bash.

Robert Pattinson's 'The Batman' Tops 2022 Movie Releases

Robert Pattinson's version of "The Batman" reportedly grossed around $128.5 million, topping every other movie premiere this 2022.

The superhero reboot is the second pandemic-time flick to gross more than $100 million in a single weekend. "The Batman" release has been dubbed as the start of a long-awaited post-pandemic blockbuster boom, with the sales in the U.K. box office expected to double this year.

Batman is one of the most well-known movie franchises. Since 1989's "Batman," films based on the character have grossed more than $5 billion at the international box office.

While he is not new to million-dollar premieres after "The Twilight" saga, Robert Pattinson said he worked hard and used "shame" as his motivation to keep his body fit for the role.

Despite the grim tone and length of "The Batman," it has received positive reviews from CinemaScore, which rated it an A-. In Rotten Tomatoes, it got an 85 percent Tomatometer score and 90 percent audience score.

Tagged as one of the longest superhero movies in history, the latest adventure of Gotham's dark knight was 2 hours and 56 minutes long. The film directed by Matt Reeves reportedly cost $200 million to produce.

Kanye West's 'Violent' Music Video That Buries Pete Davidson Alive

Just hours after Kim Kardashian was declared legally single last Wednesday, Kanye West posted on Instagram the music video of his new single "Eazy."

The video featured a clay figure of the reality star's current boyfriend, Pete Davidson, kidnapped, tied up, and buried alive. In the animated visuals, the rapper is seen pouring liquor over Davidson's head while he is buried in the ground. He also planted seeds on him, which sprout into roses.

The "Eazy" video ended with a statement that read: "Everyone lived happily ever after / Except Skete you know who / JK he's fine."

Several people did not like the video. A netizen tweeted that what Kanye is doing is "so disgusting and immature." Another user said Kim "is being publicly stalked and harassed by Kanye."

Despite the "disturbing" content, a source told ET that Davidson was not "put off" with the content, claiming that the SNL comedian found the cartoon version of him in the video "hysterical."

The source noted that Davidson was "almost flattered by it all because it is so ridiculous to him." The source said the comedian was using this "to grow in more ways than one including for himself and his relationship with Kim."

"[Pete Davisdon] is not threatened by Kanye in any way, shape, or form... He is turning all of the negativity into a positive thing," the insider added.

Kanye West has since removed the music video from his Instagram page.

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Written by: Joshua Summers

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